> The problem with most CI/CD systems is that people tightly couple themselves to the tool without really understanding it - the point the article is making. I

> The problem with most CI/CD systems is that people tightly couple themselves to the tool without really understanding it - the point the article is making. It's worth noting that tight coupling to CICD services doesn't happen by accident. Not only do CICD services encourage that as a way to hold on to customers but also adding abstraction layers increases the cost of maintaining stuff. I mean, CICD services have their happy path, which implies tight coupling, and doing anything that steps out of this path won't lead to a smooth experience.